My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3 & CelebrateGreece.com together, "Celebrate Greek Heritage through the years." Joyfully hosted by Telly Award winning, on-camera personality @CynthiaDaddona, enjoy this fun and crazy experience of traveling to Greece with the Portokalos Family and the founder of CelebrateGreece.com, James Stathis and @CynthiaDaddona herself with fun village moments only possible in beautiful Greece. Enjoy more of the Greek experience in culture, food and travel by watching some of CelebrateGreece.com's culinary-travel TV programs (filmed on the Greek islands of Santorini and Crete). Now streaming worldwide! (Recipes too!) A Greek Islands Destination Cooking Class (Santorini) https://vimeo.com/ondemand/greekislands Crete - Under the Grecian Sun, a culinary-travel journey with The Goddess and the Greek® https://vimeo.com/ondemand/creteunderthegreciansun ©Moonfloss Productions, Inc. [CelebrateGreece.com]. All Rights Reserved. Some imagery, video and music used under permission and copyright Universal and Focus Features.

Please give us a 'Like' and subscribe to our email list https://www.celebrategreece.com/subscribe-or-update-preferences Thank you. ABC-TV interviews Cynthia Daddona. @Celebrategreece Television interview of Cynthia Daddona on ABC-TV's "In Focus". She discusses her book, "Diary of A Modern Day Goddess", her national radio program, "Romancing The Table", and CelebrateGreece.com's #1 New York Times' about.com television program, "A Greek Islands Destination Cooking Class".

Travel to Greece and experience a wonderful, traditional Greek Islands village style wedding in Santorini. Follow the couple as they prepare for their special day. From the coordinator to the flowers, the photos, the food, the hotel, the church/venue, the reception and the donkey limousine! It is with great joy that we invite you to join a Modern Day Couple as they find true love and take-on ancient Greek wedding traditions on two continents! Hearts melt and philosophies and opposite worlds collide when a beautiful goddess, self-help author/enlightenment coach and a scientifically minded, divorced dental geek are attracted to each other and fall in love in their 40’s. After their Destination Wedding, join the couple as they enjoy their Honeymoon in Greece and all that they discover on their romantic journey: the archaeological sites-to-see, the things-to-do, the cuisine, the culture and the warm people of the Mediterranean. Starring Cynthia Daddona (The Goddess) and James Stathis (The Greek or G®eek). Learn more at https://www.celebrategreece.com/the-goddess-and-the-greek

Please give us a 'Like' and subscribe to our email list https://www.celebrategreece.com/subscribe-or-update-preferences Thank you. The late comedian Robin Williams visits the Elgin (Parthenon) Marbles at the British Museum in London. In behind-the-scenes footage he entertains the crew as only he could. Enjoy Director Shawn Levy's commentary along with Actor Owen Wilson's on working with the academy-awarding winning actor and comedian in his last live action movie, Night at the Museum (3), Secret of the Tomb. The crown jewels of the museum, the Parthenon Marbles were removed from the Parthenon in 1804 by Lord Elgin and brought to England. At that time Greece was under Ottoman Turkish rule. However, the marbles, which constitute the sculptures surrounding and adorning the frieze, metopes and pediments of the Parthenon atop the acropolis in Athens, Greece are attributed to the greatest Greek sculpture Phidias. 2000 years later Michelangelo would comment on the talents of Greek sculptors, "They knew more than nature." Ever since Greece gained independence beginning in 1825, the marbles have been a bone of contention between Britain and Greece, who wishes the repatriation of the marbles back to Athens to be placed in the new Acropolis Museum. @Celebrategreece

Well, sort of. Enjoy this parody of a famous movie and go Back to the Future, Past and Present with Modern Day Goddess® Cynthia Daddona. In honor of Back to the Future Day, the day they went 30 years into the future. Cynthia is briefly joined by actor Christopher Lloyd who played "Doc" in the original movies. Learn more at https://www.celebrategreece.com/back-to-the-past-present-future

Cynthia Daddona auditioned to be a roving goddess correspondent for the "Tonight Show" during the Athens Olympics. After having a nice conversation with Jay at one of his California public appearances, Cynthia personally handed this tape (yes, tape!) to Jay who graciously accepted it. When a follow-up was done to see if an American-Italian-Greek Goddess could be an Olympic, Tonight Show correspondent in Greece it was discovered that the "Tonight Show" is not on the air during the Olympics! Oh, well. It was fun making this video in Santorini and at the Acropolis. Watch how Cynthia, a seasoned on-camera personality, interviews tourists, including some who don't speak English, and even interviews a horse that answers her question! Enjoy. FYI, Cynthia was also a page at NBC for the Tonight Shows starring Johnny Carson in the late 1980's. See all our celebrity interviews at: https://www.CelebrateGreece.com/celebrity-interviews Jay Leno is sorely missed for his common man's humor and for his graciousness to guests and to the public. When one meets Jay in person you quickly discover he is a simple, regular guy with a special talent a putting an audience at ease and making you laugh.   James Stathis (Founder of CelebrateGreece.com) also met Jay Leno with Cynthia. When Jay asked him "What do you do for work?" Dr. Stathis told Jay that he was a dentist who also enjoyed documentary filmmaking. To which Jay, without hesitation, quipped back "Ask your mother...you are a dentist with a little camera!"

No, we didn't name this short film from 1903! At only 3 minutes, 32 seconds, this is the first film depiction ever of Ancient Greek mythology or anything about ancient Greece. No, we didn't name this short film from 1903! At only 3 minutes 32 seconds, this is the first film depiction of Ancient Greek mythology or anything about ancient Greece. SYNOPSIS (Comedy, though it may not have been originally intended as such) High in the clouds, Jupiter encounters Mercury and summons up pedestals for all the Muses. He attempts to make the Muses themselves appear using his thunderbolts, but finds the bolts do not work. He sends them off to Hephaestus for repairs, and after some trial and error, manages to summon all nine Muses. The Muses all begin performing their various arts; Jupiter is initially pleased, but the cacophony soon overwhelms him, and he finally sends the Muses back to their pedestals. Mercury and Hephaestus return, making still more noise, and Jupiter banishes the whole company with his thunderbolts. However, this time the power backfires on him, and Jupiter makes a hasty retreat as the thunderbolts spin out of control. BACKGROUND Georges Méliès was a French illusionist, actor, and film director who led many technical and narrative developments in the earliest days of cinema. Méliès was well known for the use of special effects, popularizing such techniques as substitution splices, multiple exposures, time-lapse photography, dissolves, and hand-painted color. He was also one of the first filmmakers to use storyboards. His films include A Trip to the Moon (1902) and The Impossible Voyage (1904), both involving strange, surreal journeys somewhat in the style of Jules Verne, and are considered among the most important early science fiction films, though their approach is closer to fantasy.

Award-Winning, On-Camera TV Host Cynthia Daddona's Romantic Culinary-Travel Journey on the Greek island of Crete, Greece! Also watch the companion program "A Greek Islands Destination Cooking Class - Santorini, Greece on your TV via the free Vimeo app at https://vimeo.com/ondemand/greekislands Join award-winning on-camera personality, lifestyle journalist, author of Diary of A Modern Day Goddess, and independent producer Cynthia Daddona as she delivers her most fun and inspiring cultural travel exploration yet. In this documentary Cynthia, an Italian-Greek-American, is joined by her Greek-American husband James and together they are The Goddess and the Greek,® in Crete: Under the Grecian Sun. Come along as they celebrate a romantic culinary and eco-travel journey on this savory island in the Mediterranean Sea. The Goddess and the Greek® welcome you to Greece's BIG island, CRETE! So, sit back, relax and enjoy as you discover the delicious and life-enhancing ways of life on the Greek island of Crete. Follow Cynthia as she explores eco-village living and the Mediterranean way of life that includes savoring times at the table while eating the delicious and healthy cuisine of Crete. A 15-year scientific study of seven diverse countries confirmed that the Cretan village farmers of the 1960's had the best health and longevity in the world. The diet of Crete and Southern Italy became the foundation for the famous Mediterranean Diet. Crete - Under the Grecian Sun showcases Crete's bountiful food traditions and tables, both ancient and modern, vibrant and vital villages, wisdoms of the Yia Yias (grandmas), working farm-to-table agritourism sites, contemporary hotels and spas, sun-soaked sandy beaches, goddess-centric ancient Minoan culture, archaeological splendors of rich history, and natural majestic landscapes reminiscent of a Tuscany on the Aegean Sea. Cretan culture today is a blend of mainly Greek along with touches of Venetian & Turkish influences. Its cuisine is forever an ethnic cornucopia of tastes and smells using the freshest local ingredients and time-honored recipes. This delicious, fun and informative program is the next best thing to actually being in Crete! With 20 years of travel and lifestyle journalism and a television and improv comedy background, Cynthia will educate and entertain you as she visits locations in Crete such as Elounda, Spinalonga, Heraklion, Knossos, Hersonissos, Rethymnon, Anogeia, Chania and many other wonderful and romantic places in-between. Her other productions in Greece include her romantic destination wedding to James on the Greek island of Santorini where she also hosted and produced the #1 New York Times' About.com Greek culinary-travel DVD, A Greek Island Islands Destination Cooking Class. In addition to hosting for CelebrateGreece.com, Cynthia is the creator and hosts of the video websites RomancingTheTable.com and ModernDayGoddess.com. Learn more at https://www.celebrategreece.com/crete-under-the-grecian-sun ASIN: B01MQ4BWL8 (USA); B01MQ4F46Z (UK)

Please give us a 'Like' and subscribe to our email list https://www.celebrategreece.com/subscribe-or-update-preferences Thank you. Short excerpt from Crete: Under the Grecian Sun, the romantic, culinary-travel documentary with The Goddess and the Greek®, at CelebrateGreece.com. Follow Award-winning host Cynthia Daddona as she interviews the owner of one of the most popular tavernas (restaurants) in Heraklion on the Greek island of Crete (Greece). Learn more at: https://www.celebrategreece.com/crete-under-the-grecian-sun